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Landscape genetics in a highly threatened environment: how relevant to ants is the physiognomic mosaic of the cerrado savanna?

2024-12-01

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The Brazilian cerrado is one of the world’s biodiversity hotspots, comprising a mosaic of vegetation physiognomies. The cerrado presents a high ant diversity, and ant genetic variation can be subjected to the influence of landscape features. Here, we investigate how the composition and configuration of a cerrado reserve (4500 ha) in SE Brazil influence dispersal and gene flow (through measures of genetic distance)...

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3fe3a7cf-a8f8-5181-8d53-58318cfcf70d
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10.1007/s10592-023-01537-y
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